Diamond saw blade is a tool commonly used to cut hard materials such as stone, ceramics, concrete, etc. The shape of the blade directly affects the cutting effect and service life. The following will introduce several common diamond saw blade head shapes and their differences.
Flat cutter head: The flat cutter head is the most common diamond saw blade head shape, the surface of the cutter head is flat and smooth, and it is suitable for cutting hard materials, such as stone and concrete. This head shape produces high cutting force and a smooth cutting process, helping to improve work efficiency.
Corrugated cutter head: The corrugated cutter head is a specially shaped diamond saw blade head with a corrugated surface. This design can effectively increase the cutting area of the diamond saw blade and improve cutting efficiency and stability. The corrugated bits are especially suitable for cutting soft materials such as ceramics and plasterboard.
U-Shaped Tip: A U-shaped bit is a material-specific design with a U-shaped end. This shape of the cutter head can reduce material cracking and splintering when cutting, and is suitable for cutting some brittle materials, such as marble and tiles.
T-shaped bit: A T-shaped bit is a variation of the diamond saw blade, shaped like the letter "T" with two flats at the end. This cutter head structure can provide better cutting stability and is suitable for cutting various hard materials, such as granite and cement bricks.
Different shapes of diamond saw blades are suitable for different materials and cutting needs. When choosing a saw blade, the appropriate shape of the cutter head should be selected according to the actual work needs and material characteristics. In addition, reasonable use and maintenance should be paid attention to during use to prolong the life of the diamond saw blade and ensure safe operation.
Post time: Jul-14-2023